The Youngest of Them All

[Tj_Delikat]

Young boy taken at Camp Geiger Civil War Days 2010, Whitehall, PA
He was the youngest reenactor to attend this year.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs613.snc3/32260_397818758423_321969258423_4500933_1509709_n. jpg

[Artograph]

Wow, great shot!!!! Nice effect!

:O)

[Tj_Delikat]

Thank you!

The post processing was done with a program called ACDSee Pro 3.

And did a great job hiding his modern era orange sippie cup in his left hand! :lol:

[Chiller]

I love this one T. Would look great in an ol frame too. Very pioneerish. :thumbup::thumbup:

[Tj_Delikat]

I'm glad you like it! It's one of my favorites from the Civil War days camp.

The boy's father took a card from me when I photographed the little guy and I didn't hear from Dad for a long while so I figured he didn't care for the processing.

About a month or so passed and Dad and his wife emailed - sorry that it took so long to get back to me.....but they were trying to figure out how many copies to buy! They ended up buying 10....2 Grandmas, Aunts & Uncles, Mom's office, Dad's office....:boogie:

[Judy]

I'm glad you like it! It's one of my favorites from the Civil War days camp.

The boy's father took a card from me when I photographed the little guy and I didn't hear from Dad for a long while so I figured he didn't care for the processing.

About a month or so passed and Dad and his wife emailed - sorry that it took so long to get back to me.....but they were trying to figure out how many copies to buy! They ended up buying 10....2 Grandmas, Aunts & Uncles, Mom's office, Dad's office....:boogie:

Wow! Teresa! Not only is this a superb 'aged' photo, but also congratulations on the sale! You and Oldfireguy are the masters of vintage photos! :)

[sleepingdragon]

The processing is great and so is the photo. :-)

[Tj_Delikat]

Kristin and Judy, Thank you!

The program I use is awesome for processing...check it out. ACDsee Pro V3

I love using it for this encampment that I have photographed for the past 4 years (as one of the 10 selected photographers each year). I've also used it for family generational photos and a wedding.

I'll post more from the camp in another thread.

[Dori]

I LOVE this!!!! The treatment is perfect:thumbup:

[Tj_Delikat]

Thank you, Dori! :-)

[Antarctican]

And did a great job hiding his modern era orange sippie cup in his left hand! :lol: :biglaugh:

They ended up buying 10....2 Grandmas, Aunts & Uncles, Mom's office, Dad's office....:boogie:How awesome is that??!
I love the processing - it's spot on, and I can see why the parents bought so many to keep and give out. Well done

[Terri]

Very good work! Your subject is adorable, too. ;)

[Tj_Delikat]

Here's the photo before processing. :-)
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs387.ash2/66522_440893773423_321969258423_5522688_524829_n.j pg

[Terri]

Wow - thanks for showing us the "before"! Great job of processing. :thumbup:

[Tj_Delikat]

I loved his dressing gown - very unique. The background wasn't anything special and that orange cup...! :raisedbrow: